Chaucer’s past participles
So I am running across this construction in verbs while reading the prologue to the Canterbury Tales. It is to start certain verb forms with a
So I am running across this construction in verbs while reading the prologue to the Canterbury Tales. It is to start certain verb forms with a
“I have more intellectual pursuits, and less intellect with which to pursue them.”
The domain name is a play on my name: David Laurance. David is of Hebrew origin and means something like “beloved”, and my middle name “Laurance” is derived from the name of a great aunt “Laura” back somewhere in the ancestry. The male equivalent is Lawrence, or Larry…. so… “beloved Larry” > everyone loves Larry.